Why America’s Dirtiest Power Companies Are Investing Billions in Clean Energy The U.S. energy industry is in a state of transition, and there may be no company whose situation exemplifies that more than Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK). As recently as last year, Mother Jones ranked it the dirtiest power company in the U.S., primarily based on … Continue reading Why America’s Dirtiest Power Companies Are Investing Billions in Clean Energy→
Surprise! Texas is a leader in clean energy When folks think of the Lone Star State, they might think of Big Oil and big emissions. But here’s another, equally accurate image that folks might not think of when it comes to Texas: clean energy leader. That’s right. It holds true with or without the controversial … Continue reading Surprise! #Texas is a leader in clean energy→
America is ready for clean energy The 2016 campaign season is like no other in recent memory for a lot of reasons. One of them is that an environmental issue—fracking—has gained unexpected prominence on the campaign trail because of the large and vocal ban-fracking movement. While in the past such topics were ignored, our dependence … Continue reading America is ready for clean energy→
Data Center Customers Want More Clean Energy Options Today, renewable energy as core part of a company’s data center strategy makes more sense than ever, and not only because it looks good as part of a corporate sustainability program. The price of renewable energy has come down enough over the last several years to be … Continue reading Data Center Customers Want More Clean Energy Options→
Clean energy is at a critical turning point, and wind and solar may not be enough Last week at the North American Leaders’ Summit featuring President Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, the three nations announced a goal of generating 50 percent of North America’s electricity from “clean” sources … Continue reading Clean energy is at a critical turning point, and wind and solar may not be enough→
Doubling Down on Clean Energy in California Last week, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. announced that it wants to retire California’s Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant by 2025. If the California Public Utilities Commission accepts the utility’s proposal, it will mean the end of the nuclear era in California. Beyond that milestone, though, it marks … Continue reading Doubling Down on Clean Energy in California→
HBO’s VICE Looks At Our Energy Future For years, HBO’s investigative news series, VICE, has given viewers a glimpse of how climate change is impacting the world. From glacier melt in Greenland and Antarctica, to rising seas in Bangladesh, VICE has provided alarming documentation that our planet is, indeed, in trouble. But last Friday, Shane … Continue reading HBO’s VICE Looks At Our Energy Future→
Here’s Proof That the Electric Utility Industry Is Innovating in a Big Way You don’t have to look far to find utilities pushing the envelope in grid modernization, argues Lisa Wood. Make no mistake: America’s electric power industry is in the midst of a profound transformation. While much of this change is happening quietly, it … Continue reading Here’s Proof That the #Electric_Utility Industry Is Innovating in a Big Way→
Clean Energy Is Growing Faster Than Ever Before Ah, 2015. Bad year for oil investments, OK year for wine, GREAT year for renewable energy. Add this to the list of reasons 2015 was a turning point in the fight against climate change. Renewable energy capacity grew faster than ever before, with a worldwide increase of … Continue reading Clean Energy Is Growing Faster Than Ever Before→
Clean energy employs 2.5 million in US: Report The clean energy industry in the U.S. employs over 2.5 million people, according to new analysis released by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), a nonpartisan business group. The findings in a report, “Clean Jobs America”, show that the energy efficiency sector employs 1.9 million Americans, with other sectors such … Continue reading Clean energy employs 2.5 million in US: Report→
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